... plant endangered plants over it so it will be illegal to dig it up.
That's endangered? Good grief! Condolences in advance.
That escalated rather briskly
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Actually out on bare ground north of Guthrie TX the hogs would eat it all pretty quick, coyotes maybe also.
Actually out on bare ground north of Guthrie TX the hogs would eat it all pretty quick, coyotes maybe also.
Handy info. Thanks.
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There was actually a case here in Iowa where a guy disposed of his wife in that manner.
... plant endangered plants over it so it will be illegal to dig it up.
Don't bury, find a sow lot to toss it over the fence, noting to see here, move along.
Actually out on bare ground north of Guthrie TX the hogs would eat it all pretty quick, coyotes maybe also.
Hey...that's not so far outa my zip code!
No evidence
No DNA
No indication of a cadaver
Brilliant. I need a chipper. Are Harbor Freight chippers any good? I'll have a used one for sale, only used once...Very Clean.
Molasses...
Bears and hogs.
Remove the teeth first... they can hurt the bear or hog.
No evidence
No DNA
No indication of a cadaver
Brilliant. I need a chipper. Are Harbor Freight chippers any good? I'll have a used one for sale, only used once...Very Clean.
Park it next to the bluegill pond and you don't even have any ground cleanup. Gills will be all fat and happy next time you go fishing. Win-win.
Actually out on bare ground north of Guthrie TX the hogs would eat it all pretty quick, coyotes maybe also.
Yep. Iām just a little south of there. Drag a hog off, come back a few days later, and thereās not a damn thing left. Hell, theyāll even root around and eat the dirt that was bloodied. š¤Ŗ
Auges, drill deep.
Let them stand on their head for eternity.
No one pays attention to a 2 foot wide depression.
Rural, dump it in someone's septic tank. Toofless.
Dry well and a bag or two of lime.
There was actually a case here in Iowa where a guy disposed of his wife in that manner.
A guy in CT, Richard Crafts, rented a large commercial chipper with a credit card and chipped his dead wife into a river. The authorities found enough body parts to match the missing wife's DNA and send him to prison.
No evidence
No DNA
No indication of a cadaver
Brilliant. I need a chipper. Are Harbor Freight chippers any good? I'll have a used one for sale, only used once...Very Clean.
As I recall they found a tooth in the chipper and that is what sunk him.
Here in iowa we can dig a six feet hole to lay them to rest
No evidence
No DNA
No indication of a cadaver
Brilliant. I need a chipper. Are Harbor Freight chippers any good? I'll have a used one for sale, only used once...Very Clean.
Looks to be about 30 square feet of DNA.
Actually out on bare ground north of Guthrie TX the hogs would eat it all pretty quick, coyotes maybe also.
I grew up in West Texas. It always amazed me with thousands of dirt roads out in the middle of fricking nowhere out there some goober would dump a body right off the highway. One guy even used a fricking backhoe to dig a hole like 100 yards from his house to put a body in on his farm, like that wouldn't look suspicious when the police showed up looking for his missing girlfriend..
I used to ride around out there with my dad when he was a pumper for an oil company. There was dozens of dirt roads on big ranches where you'd barely see a soul...
No evidence
No DNA
No indication of a cadaver
Brilliant. I need a chipper. Are Harbor Freight chippers any good? I'll have a used one for sale, only used once...Very Clean.
Looks to be about 30 square feet of DNA.
At least.
It's not what a sane human would do, but most killers aren't quite put together with all the pieces.
For those living by the salt, 'burying' is utilized by amateurs and those wanting to get caught. Offshore pots with plenty ballast and no buoys or warp are your friends. Lobsters and crabs are are always hungry. Always. Landlocked boys, lime, metal snips, a 3 pound hammer and deep holes are yer flens'. Intense fires play second fiddle if in a jam. At least that's what I read in some cartoon.
---Anonymous
We donāt have hogs up in here.
Yotes and blackies will do a number but strew everything everywhere - no good.
Itās all about the ocean.
I like the vertical ditch.
One must be creative.
We donāt have hogs up in here.
Yotes and blackies will do a number but strew everything everywhere - no good.
Itās all about the ocean.
I like the vertical ditch.
One must be creative.
And just like THAT, someone's earned an invitation to hang out, fish, drink, tell tales of woe from the dark days and more...
FLA trash I ā¦ āknowāā¦ said chipper and the swamps in the glades was just standard practice and fool-proof.
I wasnāt on their payroll but had no reason to doubt the veracity.
Another reason I choose not to live in that swamp.
Thereās some deep-ass and remote fuggin lakes up in ME and NH. Problem is, not enough creatures getting after it at depth. And, somebody ALWAYS gonna drag lead over it sooner or later.
Itās all about he ocean.
We donāt have hogs up in here.
Yotes and blackies will do a number but strew everything everywhere - no good.
Itās all about the ocean.
I like the vertical ditch.
One must be creative.
And just like THAT, someone's earned an invitation to hang out, fish, drink, tell tales of woe from the dark days and more...
You and I would probably get along just fine, Kamo.
Kingston kinda āvettedā me out at one point a couple
Years ago when I think he thought I was a Steelhead puppet. Whatever the [bleep] that means.
Anyway, Iām all seacoast NH resident and lakes region cabin holder. Ice. Salt. Open. I crush fish and hold my weight in any crew or season. Iām really nasty on the ice with Bows, big ones.
Play Blue fin, shoot grouse and woodcock. The gamut.
Hit me up some time, I like your posts.
Weāve made a love connection.
Weāve made a love connection.
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Cāmon, man. Itās a beautiful thing!
The Madalyn Marie O'Hair fiasco. Founded "American Atheist Co." disappeared
with $400,000 in gold coin. A long story, but she was eventually found buried
in an oil drum out on a ranch. In 1964 she was dubbed "The Most Hated Woman
in America", being a famous militant atheist. Here in Central Texas/Austin.
An old, grown over, out of the way cemetery...
What better place to bury 'something' and highly unlikely to ever be suspected that that's where 'it' is than in a cemetery?
Always thought the bottom of a grave waiting for the casket would be great.
No one is going to dig under a casket, folks expect a grave there.
Good number of folks here have outdoor furnaces, they burn everything.
Lotta guys burn butcher scraps, some even throw in heads and hides.
Might have to st your thermometer to 100 to keep her going on on a timely manner and keep from smoldering. Deep clean and ditch the ashes off a bridge. Can't risk those damn Chicklets filled with DNA.
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No evidence
No DNA
No indication of a cadaver
Brilliant. I need a chipper. Are Harbor Freight chippers any good? I'll have a used one for sale, only used once...Very Clean.
Park it next to the bluegill pond and you don't even have any ground cleanup. Gills will be all fat and happy next time you go fishing. Win-win.
We a watched a bunch of big snook make quick cleanup of our fish carcasses with threw off the dock. It was impressive.
Chipper.
Hydrolysate.
Easy, peasy. You can sell it for $20 a gallon at the farmers market, organic.
Good to know. I can finally empty my trunk.
Just take the body[ies] over to that cocksucker Wu, he knows how to handle it.
Septic Tanks can be multi use..
Good to know. I can finally empty my trunk.
For those living by the salt, 'burying' is utilized by amateurs and those wanting to get caught. Offshore pots with plenty ballast and no buoys or warp are your friends. Lobsters and crabs are are always hungry. Always. Landlocked boys, lime, metal snips, a 3 pound hammer and deep holes are yer flens'. Intense fires play second fiddle if in a jam. At least that's what I read in some cartoon.
---Anonymous
Lake MI and Superior are both pretty deep....
For those living by the salt, 'burying' is utilized by amateurs and those wanting to get caught. Offshore pots with plenty ballast and no buoys or warp are your friends. Lobsters and crabs are are always hungry. Always. Landlocked boys, lime, metal snips, a 3 pound hammer and deep holes are yer flens'. Intense fires play second fiddle if in a jam. At least that's what I read in some cartoon.
---Anonymous
Lake MI and Superior are both pretty deep....
Better than Lake Mead....no doubt.
For those living by the salt, 'burying' is utilized by amateurs and those wanting to get caught. Offshore pots with plenty ballast and no buoys or warp are your friends. Lobsters and crabs are are always hungry. Always. Landlocked boys, lime, metal snips, a 3 pound hammer and deep holes are yer flens'. Intense fires play second fiddle if in a jam. At least that's what I read in some cartoon.
---Anonymous
Lake MI and Superior are both pretty deep....
Better than Lake Mead....no doubt.
2 years ago the water level was so high they closed the boat ramp. Too much water to launch a boat - makes a guy scratch his head if he thinks too long about it.
For those living by the salt, 'burying' is utilized by amateurs and those wanting to get caught. Offshore pots with plenty ballast and no buoys or warp are your friends. Lobsters and crabs are are always hungry. Always. Landlocked boys, lime, metal snips, a 3 pound hammer and deep holes are yer flens'. Intense fires play second fiddle if in a jam. At least that's what I read in some cartoon.
---Anonymous
Lake MI and Superior are both pretty deep....
As mentioned above, might be too cold and body would preserve. I remember reading that they discovered a body lying near the Fitz that was not one of its crew.
How can you run grabs off of it if you bury it?
Nothing wrong with a deep sea fishing trip.
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If you do have to bury one, dig the hole twice as deep. Bury the body. Fill up there-quarters. Throw in dead dog. Fill it in the rest.
That way if the cadaver dog marks on the spot, you might get away with it.
"A lot of holes in the desert, and a lot of problems are buried in those holes. But you gotta do it right. I mean, you gotta have the hole already dug before you show up with a package in the trunk. Otherwise, you're talking about a half-hour to forty-five minutes worth of digging and who knows who's gonna come along in that time? Pretty soon, you gotta dig a few more holes. You could be there all fuqkin night..." Nicky Santoro
The Madalyn Marie O'Hair fiasco. Founded "American Atheist Co." disappeared
with $400,000 in gold coin. A long story, but she was eventually found buried
in an oil drum out on a ranch. In 1964 she was dubbed "The Most Hated Woman
in America", being a famous militant atheist. Here in Central Texas/Austin.
I just read her biography. What an evil bitch. I'm surprised it took that long for somebody to off her. I wasn't born when she started her schit but, can't remember her. I'm surprised by that though. Looks like she met up with somebody meaner than her.
No evidence
No DNA
No indication of a cadaver
Brilliant. I need a chipper. Are Harbor Freight chippers any good? I'll have a used one for sale, only used once...Very Clean.
Park it next to the bluegill pond and you don't even have any ground cleanup. Gills will be all fat and happy next time you go fishing. Win-win.
We a watched a bunch of big snook make quick cleanup of our fish carcasses with threw off the dock. It was impressive.
Uh, just where might this dock happen to be located.
Find a pile of turkey litter, and compost it.
Lots of advice, around here just leave them along the side of the road
If there's one thing I've learned from watching true crime shows, it's killers are too lazy to dig a deep hole. How many "shallow graves" have to be found by police for murderers to put in a little more effort?